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Oh how do you get that option? Cause in my homestead it also allows me to build a workshop
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In Northern Redhaven where your house is, there are two places that look like a brown cardbox. There you can click on them and get the option currently to either build a workshop or a tavern.
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Boss, do you know how to give NPC unique traits like Skulduggery and Manager?
And I feel like there a cap on how much your factory make since even if you have a high Int it still only make around 1k or 2k :-(
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What 1k to 2k value is this? Production points? Tech points? Or is this income from the Sweatshop option in the Workshop?
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Income Value. Also, what are Tech points and Production points? (Foreman doesn't stat doesn't really affect much just as Accountant they all cap out at a certain amount. I got it up to 3k ish)
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Production points and tech points are for Manufacturing, the real money earner of the game. You get them from having Workers with high discipline and from upgrades. Tech points are from the last two upgrades of the machinery and the slowest to generate but you rarely use them so it's okay. Production points is generated by assigning workers and setting your Workshop to Manufacturing. Then you leave it for one day cycle and the next day Production points are generated. You use production points and materials you buy discounted from Aimee's Goods on Stokke Hill to create knives to sell on the market next to your house in the early game. Once you are stable enough, you can then switch to manufacturing to auto rifles. You hoard them until you have hundreds of them, you travel to Hamah Bay and you sell them there in batches.
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Ahhh, so that is what the end game is. Sweatshop is not good then, but I was hoping there was a way to cheese it like I did to Herald. But I guess you can't do anything about it, and it is set at a certain Cap point.
Also, do you know how to give NPC special traits like Skulduggerist, Manager, Attention whore etc?
It's also worth noting that a workshop set to manufacturing is by far the easiest way to build up standing and power with most of the factions you can interact with. How long would it take you to manually craft 10000 rifles to donate to the vikings? With a workshop you can do that in a month or two. Same goes for swords/assault rifles/etc that some of the other factions want.
I tend to alternate between building stacks of plasma rifles to sell for money when the supply is at a level where I get $5500+ per plasma gun vs building mountains of swords and rifles to donate to Aesir/Fort Sera/House Carossa.
As for the foreman I belive the max intelligence that has any effect for that is 80. You can go higher but it won't help after that. The average discipline of your workers does make a significant difference though. You'll see a very noticeable difference between the output of a bunch of scrubs with 25 discipline vs a bunch of workaholics with 100. I'm not clear on whether that part is capped or not. Some NPCs can have a lot more than 100 discipline. Most won't ever be higher than that though.
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Hi.
After a few months I try to immerse myself in MOR again but it seems that I still have the same problem with some attributes on the NPCs...
MOR seems now to be a very good sex slaves trainer but, while more and more functionalities concern politics and especially craftsmanship, I am still stuck on the possibility of training the attributes of my slaves for non-sexual purposes.
My problem concerns for example the increase in the intelligence of NPCs. While this attribute is used in many professions as a prerequisite (for example 50 for a foreman...) or as a performance boost (slave trainer, foreman, ...), I can't find any reliable method for training it, unlike most other attributes (I'm talking about real training, not sending an NPC to the academy and praying...).
Am I missing something in the wiki or is this a feature planned for later?
For example, in the same way that you can build a dojo for training physical attributes, couldn't you have something similar for intellectual attributes?
After a few months I try to immerse myself in MOR again but it seems that I still have the same problem with some attributes on the NPCs...
MOR seems now to be a very good sex slaves trainer but, while more and more functionalities concern politics and especially craftsmanship, I am still stuck on the possibility of training the attributes of my slaves for non-sexual purposes.
My problem concerns for example the increase in the intelligence of NPCs. While this attribute is used in many professions as a prerequisite (for example 50 for a foreman...) or as a performance boost (slave trainer, foreman, ...), I can't find any reliable method for training it, unlike most other attributes (I'm talking about real training, not sending an NPC to the academy and praying...).
Am I missing something in the wiki or is this a feature planned for later?
For example, in the same way that you can build a dojo for training physical attributes, couldn't you have something similar for intellectual attributes?
Well they are unique traits because they part of a character. For Skulduggerist you need to talk to Rebecca about hopes and dreams while she is amiable.
For Manager you need to enslave the bounty Tuner Jackson and have him on Friendly or higher while paying him at least 50$ allowence.
There's not really a quick way to raise Intelligence on NPCs. The main option is to send them to the academy where they have a somewhat low chance to randomly gain a point every day depending on which class you send them to. There is another option for the girls if you marry them, you can take them to the cafe and they have a chance to gain a point.
You can further improve the chance by upgrading your house to include bookcases in the dorms and rare artifacts in the office (those are hard to get). You can also build a library and upgrade that at home but I don't think there's any chance for intelligence increases from that, just stuff like academics and science. But hey, better chances for passive increases are always a good thing...
The bigger issue with Intelligence is gaining it for MC. There's really no way to do that reliably without abusing F5 or without requiring decades or hundreds of years doing something with a 1% chance. So unless you're doing a build where it's just not possible I would recommend always starting MC off with 90 intelligence so you don't have to worry about that.
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[Bug] Cost reduction of luxuries by pantry girl doesn't seem to work properly and game doesn't display of luxury cost in economy page in v.8.3.3.
Edit: Reset title. Fixed the cost reduction issue, but still doesn't display the values correctly under Relish & Drinks and Luxuries. Also reduces influence gain from luxuries, which seems to be unintended.
Edit: Reset title. Fixed the cost reduction issue, but still doesn't display the values correctly under Relish & Drinks and Luxuries. Also reduces influence gain from luxuries, which seems to be unintended.
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Whas this nerfed? Because I found it a really fast way to raise my and her intelligence
realy?
i didnt get a single point out of it.
i only managed to give her 1 point as well.
I haven't tried it in awhile. The last time I did it, the chance was so low that it was pointless wtihout extensive F5 use. Less than 1%. It might have changed since then though. Kind of like Poker. You can get to 90 with that but only with extensive F5 use or decades worth of attempts.
Percentage wise the best option I have found was lots of extravagant marriages (the $25k per marriage option). Used to be about a 20% chance of an intelligence point for that. I don't know if that still works. It's also very expensive.
I normally just start at 90 now so when I take the classes and read the books I end up around 120 or something. That's not the max possible but it's fine IMO.
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With this I got myself from 80 to 120 and Rebecca from 50 to 90.
Arround every third visit one of us got one point.